Advising Employer Sample Clauses

The 'Advising Employer' clause defines the obligations or rights of a party, typically an advisor or consultant, to provide guidance, recommendations, or information to the employer regarding specific matters under the contract. In practice, this clause may require the advisor to keep the employer informed about project progress, regulatory changes, or potential risks, and to offer professional advice when decisions need to be made. Its core function is to ensure that the employer receives timely and expert input, supporting informed decision-making and reducing the likelihood of misunderstandings or errors during the contract's execution.
Advising Employer. An employee who wishes to take leave under this section shall advise his or her employer that he or she will be doing so.
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Advising Employer. Employees who are unable to report in for work on any day because of illness, must phone their supervisor or their office manager by 9:00 a.m. of that same day to advise that they will not be coming in. The employee has the responsibility to advise his/her supervisor or colleague of any important matters which must be looked after that day. Disciplinary action may be taken against an employee who does not advise the Employer unless there is a reasonable explanation.
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Advising Employer. Any employee who is concerned that equipment or procedures pose an undue risk shall bring those concerns to the attention of his/her supervisor at the earliest available opportunity.
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Advising Employer. An employee who wishes to take leave under clause (2) shall advise the employer that the employee will be doing so.If an employee must begin a leave under clause (2) before advising the employer, the employee shall advise the employer of the leave as soon as possible after beginning it.
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Advising Employer. Counsel who are unable to report in for work on any day because of illness, must phone their Regional Manager or designate by 9:00 a.m. of that same day to advise that they will not be coming in. Counsel has the responsibility to advise his/her supervisor or colleague of any important matters which must be looked after that day. Disciplinary action may be taken against counsel who does not advise the Employer unless there is a reasonable explanation.
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